Technology

2. A fast, always-on internet connection that lets you browse websites, stream videos, and download files quickly.
3. The main screen you see when you start your computer, where you can access files, folders, and programs through icons.
4. An organized collection of information stored on a computer, like a digital filing cabinet that makes it easy to find and manage data.
10. The part of your computer that stores all your files, programs, and the operating system—even when the computer is turned off.
11. Software that protects your computer by detecting and removing harmful programs (viruses) that could damage your files or steal information.

1. A secret word or combination of characters you use to prove your identity and protect your accounts from unauthorized access.
5. A saved link to a website in your browser, letting you quickly return to your favorite pages without typing the address again.
6. Technology that connects devices without physical cables, using radio waves instead (like Wi-Fi or Bluetooth).
7. A device you wear on your head that combines headphones (for listening) and a microphone (for speaking), often used for calls or gaming.
8. reality Computer-generated 3D environments that you can experience and interact with using special goggles, making you feel like you're actually inside a digital world.
9. A group of connected computers and devices that can share information and resources with each other.